Great video! I love the background music. That music has a hip hop feel to it. I almost thought you were going to start rapping.😀 Thanks for sharing. I have been trying to figure out how to clean the mold out of my humidifier. 👍👍
Hey @Krix Naden, thank you for your message. Great to hear from you and that you liked the music :-) Dixxy is the artist to credit for the great sound! See the link in the video description. Have a great day! Best regards from Samuel @ Stadler Form
Thank you so much! I've been looking for ways to clean my humidifier and your video was excellent, especially in that you went through the three different methods and gave pros and cons about each one. Also, that is some awesome background music!
Thank you very much Tharindu Kottegoda for your positive feedback! We are happy to hear that our video helped you clean your humidifier. Now you are ready for the winter time. ;) Best regards from Switzerland, Dunja @StadlerForm
Good to hear. That's what I wanted to show with this video. You do not always need to purchase special detergents. More important is to clean your humidifier regularly. Have a great day. Best regards from Samuel @ Stadler Form.
At the moment, my humidifier looks like a cinder block! This is a nice, helpful video, and it's to the point! Thank you for that. Didn't know I could use citric acid, whatever that is. At least now I can go look it up and find out the specifics on something proven to work instead of trying everything in my garage, like the power washer and gasoline. I should have thought that one through. Eye and hand protection were a good after thought.
Hey @MikeG - glad the video was helpful for you. Great point about the hand and eye protection! Thank you for your comment and have a great day. BR Samuel @ Stadler Form
Lemi Shine Booster (for dishwashers) is citric acid basically and I found at our local grocery chain (Kroger). Google it to see if they carry it at Target or Walmart around you.
On the manual of my air Humidifier, it says: Do not use chemical solvents, petrol, scouring powder or the like to clean the unit. Don't the citric acid and decalcifier damage an ultrasonic humidifier?
Hi @moseszal9639 Thank you for your inquiry. It's important to always follow to the manufacturer's guidelines. If you're using a different brand of device, it's best to reach out to them directly for advice. Our cleaning and descaling product is specifically designed for use in humidifiers, ensuring thorough cleaning and descaling without causing damage. As mentioned in the video, citric acid should be used cautiously, following the recommended mixing ratios. When used properly, it poses no risk to Stadler Form appliances. Alternatively, household cleaning vinegar can also be used, though it may require multiple applications for heavy limescale buildup. If you're unsure, we recommand to consult the manufacturer of your humidifier. Feel free to reach out if you have any further questions. Best regards, Lea from @ Stadler Form
I have watched several videos for this. Mine is very corroated with lime scale. You did not mention to run the unit??? Several others said to run it with the vinegar for half hour. What are your thoughts on that?
Hello Mary, good to hear from you. Indeed, some units can be run during the cleaning. We do have such units, too. On those humidifiers, we have a special cleaning mode which stops the fan and avoids the water/detergent mix to be pushed into the air. If your unit has such a mode - then use it. If not (and the humidifier is pushing the mix into the air), I would rather suggest not to run the unit during cleaning. I hope that makes sense. Let me please know, if you have any further questions. Best regards from Samuel @ Stadler Form.
I am guessing, using CLR (Calcium, Lime & Rust removing concentrate, available in Home Depot) falls under the same category as Decalcifier, provided that you follow CLR dilution directions published on the jug.
Hey @t f I just red the product description of CLR from Home Depot and they recommend it for humidifiers, too. So I think it should be safe to use. It seems to me quite strong from what I read, so maybe it is wise to dillute the liquid a little bit more. Have a great day and best regards from Samuel @ Stadler Form.
Thank you for this video! I use Fred humidifier for almost a year and very happy with it. I always used citric acid to clean it but last time there were more limescale than before and citric acid did not clean it. So I tried vinegar but ceramic coating cleared in some places on the heating element. Did I do something wrong? Can I continue use it?
Hey Valerie - thank you for your message. Please send us an image to sales@stadlerform.com where we can see the damage on the heating element. Once received, we will get back to you on how to proceed (if use is recommended or not). Have a great day and stay safe. Best regards from Samuel @ Stadler Form.
Would you also use the vinegar method to clean the Emma diffuser? In between oils I was going to clean with a damp cloth once a week use the soap cleaning method then once a month clean with vinegar! Of course I would clean more if needed.
Hey there, good to hear from you. I see that you speak about Jasmine - YES of course you can use this method for your aroma diffuser, too. So no worries. As long as you rinse your Jasmine well - there is no problem. Best regards from Samuel @ Stadler Form.
Just to let you know the second C in decalcifier would be pronounced with the S sound instead of the K sound (yeah I know the English language is dumb sometimes). The video was very helpful thank you so much!
Hey Seth - thank you for your helpful comment. It is noted and I am always always learning from feedback! Stay safe and healthy. Best regards from Samuel @ Stadler Form.
Hello, I purchase a vicks humidifier and after using twice there was really intense mineral oil build up on the inside…it’s really hard and won’t come off for any reason. I tried the vinegar and left it to soak over night and did it for a couple days also and it did not work… I tried baking soda and liquid soap. Please help.
Hi Salina Rampersand, the device mentioned is not ours, so we do not know its characteristics. In case of stubborn deposits, it may usually help to repeat the cleaning process. If this does not help with your device, we recommend that you contact the manufacturer of your device directly and ask for help. Best regards from Lea @ Stadler Form
Just with a damp cloth or the vacuum cleaner. Target would be, to have a humidifier that does not produce any with dust. I'd suggest an evaporative humidifier in this case. All the best from Samuel @ Stadler Form.
On our website you will find the address of your local distributor. That would be the best possibility to get the Stadler Form cleaner & descaler. All the best from Samuel @ Stadler Form.
Hi Anita, thank you for your question. You write about "discs", so I assume you mean one of our air washers. Which device do you have? Robert or George? If we know exactly which device you want to clean, we can give you specific tips. Best regards, Lea from @ Stadler Form
@@anitakucinic6792 No problem, I just wanted to make sure I give you the right information. :-) Robert has a cleaning mode. This mode also cleans the disc pack. You can find the cleaning video that explains how to do it here: ua-cam.com/video/2IdAS7AR0Vc/v-deo.html If the cleaning mode is not sufficient, you can soak the disc pack in a mixture of water and commercially available cleaner and descaler. Follow the instructions on the cleaner for the mixing ratio and duration. After rinse with a shower head and, if necessary, clean the spaces between the panes with a brush. If this does not help, you can contact our customer service by e-mail at service@stadlerform.com. I hope I have been able to help you with these tips. Best regards, Lea from @ Stadler Form
Hi @jimw9743, thank you for your question. In order to protect the plastic, we suggest to use half vinegar, half water. All the best. Lea from @ Stadler Form
Have you tried lemon juice? It's more acidic than vinegar, and it smells a lot nicer! And you can sometimes buy it as concentrate, which presumably would be even more acidic still!
Yes, it can work - but as you mention - it is more acidic - which means that probably you want to mix it with water to avoid damage to the unit. But totally agree - the smell of vinegar is not the best :-) Stay safe and healthy. Best regards from Samuel @ Stadler Form.
Hey Natalia, basically yes, I would suggest "white vinegar", but you can take what is handy for you or special cleaning vinegar if available. Always mix it with 50% water! Best regards from Samuel @ Stadler Form.
If you use an Ecoflap vent cover to automatically open and close your floor vents your humidifier will use much less water and you'll get less white dust and not have to clean your humidifier as often. The Ecoflap also makes use of distilled water much more convenient and affordable - again since your humidifier will use less water with an Ecoflap. Distilled water should completely stop white dust and white mineral deposits from building up inside your humidifier.
Hey @Brian Smith, thank you for your message. We do not have experience with using the Ecoflap but might definitely help to keep the humidity in your room. Good tip! Thank you. Have a great day! Best regards from Samuel @ Stadler Form.
@NoNameFame888 I'm sorry that you don't like the music. There's not much you can do at the moment. You can try to ignore it and concentrate on the cleaning tips. Have a good start to the new week anyway. Best regards, Lea from @ Stadler Form
@spacegirl881 I'm sorry you didn't like the song. If you have any questions about cleaning our appliances, please do not hesitate to contact us at service@stadlerform.com Have a nice day. Best regards, Lea from @ Stadler Form
Thank you Paul - learned a new word and will try to follow your advise :-) We are learning video by video :-) Have a great day. Best regards from Samuel @ Stadler Form.
I love how you went above and beyond by creating a chart of comparison for us. 👏🏻 Bravo and thank you!
Thank you Kelsey for your encouraging words. Stay safe and healthy. Best regards from Samuel @ Stadler Form.
@@stadlerform yes, the chart was def the touch the video needed.
@@Layarion Thanks man :-)
Very clear instructions; and I loved the chart comparisons of the various methods. Thank you.
Thank you for such an easy & descriptive explanation and for providing choices, and particularly the pros and cons of each method. Well Done!
Thank you Carole - great to hear, that the video was helpful to you! Stay safe and healthy. Best regards from Samuel @ Stadler Form.
Great video! I love the background music. That music has a hip hop feel to it. I almost thought you were going to start rapping.😀 Thanks for sharing. I have been trying to figure out how to clean the mold out of my humidifier. 👍👍
Hey @Krix Naden, thank you for your message. Great to hear from you and that you liked the music :-) Dixxy is the artist to credit for the great sound! See the link in the video description. Have a great day! Best regards from Samuel @ Stadler Form
Thank you so much! I've been looking for ways to clean my humidifier and your video was excellent, especially in that you went through the three different methods and gave pros and cons about each one.
Also, that is some awesome background music!
Thank you very much Tharindu Kottegoda for your positive feedback! We are happy to hear that our video helped you clean your humidifier. Now you are ready for the winter time. ;) Best regards from Switzerland, Dunja @StadlerForm
Simple, good music, good editing and intro. Thanks!
Hey Bonezz024 - thank you very much! Best regards from sunny Switzerland!
Thank you for the comparison chart at the end.
Glad we could help! Have a great day. Best regards from Samuel @ Stadler Form.
The vinegar method worked a treat! Thank you
Good to hear. That's what I wanted to show with this video. You do not always need to purchase special detergents. More important is to clean your humidifier regularly. Have a great day. Best regards from Samuel @ Stadler Form.
"The vinegar is affordable and it is also pretty cheap," lol!
Hey @lizard944 - you got me on this one :-) Thanks for pointing this out! Have a great time! Cheers! Samuel @ Stadler Form
😂😂😂😂
Thanks, the vinegar worked very quickly.
Perfect Kimberly - great to hear. Have a great start to the new week! Best regards from Samuel @ Stadler Form.
Great vid 👍🏼 it helped me clean mine out
Hey @Joe Grizz, thank you for your nice message :-) Have a great day! BR from Samuel @Stadler Form
At the moment, my humidifier looks like a cinder block! This is a nice, helpful video, and it's to the point! Thank you for that. Didn't know I could use citric acid, whatever that is. At least now I can go look it up and find out the specifics on something proven to work instead of trying everything in my garage, like the power washer and gasoline. I should have thought that one through. Eye and hand protection were a good after thought.
Hey @MikeG - glad the video was helpful for you. Great point about the hand and eye protection! Thank you for your comment and have a great day. BR Samuel @ Stadler Form
Lemi Shine Booster (for dishwashers) is citric acid basically and I found at our local grocery chain (Kroger). Google it to see if they carry it at Target or Walmart around you.
Great presentation and clear comparison.. Thanks for the content!!
Thank you very much. Have a nice day. Best regards your @ Stadler Form Team
This video helped a lot thanks!
Great to hear. Thank you for your comment. Have a great day!
Nice music and thanks!👨🏻⚕️
Thank you @Rinebo
awesome tips!
Thank you! All the best from Samuel @ Stadler Form.
On the manual of my air Humidifier, it says: Do not use chemical solvents, petrol, scouring powder or the like to clean the unit. Don't the citric acid and decalcifier damage an ultrasonic humidifier?
Hi @moseszal9639
Thank you for your inquiry. It's important to always follow to the manufacturer's guidelines. If you're using a different brand of device, it's best to reach out to them directly for advice. Our cleaning and descaling product is specifically designed for use in humidifiers, ensuring thorough cleaning and descaling without causing damage. As mentioned in the video, citric acid should be used cautiously, following the recommended mixing ratios. When used properly, it poses no risk to Stadler Form appliances. Alternatively, household cleaning vinegar can also be used, though it may require multiple applications for heavy limescale buildup. If you're unsure, we recommand to consult the manufacturer of your humidifier. Feel free to reach out if you have any further questions. Best regards, Lea from @ Stadler Form
I have watched several videos for this. Mine is very corroated with lime scale. You did not mention to run the unit??? Several others said to run it with the vinegar for half hour. What are your thoughts on that?
Hello Mary, good to hear from you. Indeed, some units can be run during the cleaning. We do have such units, too. On those humidifiers, we have a special cleaning mode which stops the fan and avoids the water/detergent mix to be pushed into the air. If your unit has such a mode - then use it. If not (and the humidifier is pushing the mix into the air), I would rather suggest not to run the unit during cleaning. I hope that makes sense. Let me please know, if you have any further questions. Best regards from Samuel @ Stadler Form.
I am guessing, using CLR (Calcium, Lime & Rust removing concentrate, available in Home Depot) falls under the same category as Decalcifier, provided that you follow CLR dilution directions published on the jug.
Hey @t f I just red the product description of CLR from Home Depot and they recommend it for humidifiers, too. So I think it should be safe to use. It seems to me quite strong from what I read, so maybe it is wise to dillute the liquid a little bit more. Have a great day and best regards from Samuel @ Stadler Form.
Thank you for this video! I use Fred humidifier for almost a year and very happy with it. I always used citric acid to clean it but last time there were more limescale than before and citric acid did not clean it. So I tried vinegar but ceramic coating cleared in some places on the heating element. Did I do something wrong? Can I continue use it?
Hey Valerie - thank you for your message. Please send us an image to sales@stadlerform.com where we can see the damage on the heating element. Once received, we will get back to you on how to proceed (if use is recommended or not). Have a great day and stay safe. Best regards from Samuel @ Stadler Form.
What was the verdict?
Would you also use the vinegar method to clean the Emma diffuser? In between oils I was going to clean with a damp cloth once a week use the soap cleaning method then once a month clean with vinegar! Of course I would clean more if needed.
I meant jasmine diffuser!
Hey there, good to hear from you. I see that you speak about Jasmine - YES of course you can use this method for your aroma diffuser, too. So no worries. As long as you rinse your Jasmine well - there is no problem. Best regards from Samuel @ Stadler Form.
Just to let you know the second C in decalcifier would be pronounced with the S sound instead of the K sound (yeah I know the English language is dumb sometimes). The video was very helpful thank you so much!
Hey Seth - thank you for your helpful comment. It is noted and I am always always learning from feedback! Stay safe and healthy. Best regards from Samuel @ Stadler Form.
power it or pour it? Do we turn it on when we do it?
No, no power when cleaning the unit! All the best from Samuel @ Stadler Form.
Hello, I purchase a vicks humidifier and after using twice there was really intense mineral oil build up on the inside…it’s really hard and won’t come off for any reason. I tried the vinegar and left it to soak over night and did it for a couple days also and it did not work… I tried baking soda and liquid soap. Please help.
Hi Salina Rampersand, the device mentioned is not ours, so we do not know its characteristics. In case of stubborn deposits, it may usually help to repeat the cleaning process. If this does not help with your device, we recommend that you contact the manufacturer of your device directly and ask for help. Best regards from Lea @ Stadler Form
How do i remove the white dust from ceiling and walls?
Just with a damp cloth or the vacuum cleaner. Target would be, to have a humidifier that does not produce any with dust. I'd suggest an evaporative humidifier in this case. All the best from Samuel @ Stadler Form.
Thank you
You are welcome!
Thanks ! mine stopped working and after using the vinegar it worked perfectly again :')
Yeah - that's good news. All the best and cheers from Switzerland! Samuel @ Stadler Form.
I used vinegar and lemon juice from a bottle which contains citric acid.
Seems like a plan :-) Just do not mix it up and drink it by accident. Have fun and all the best! Sunny regards from Stadler Form.
But where did you find ur decalcifier?
On our website you will find the address of your local distributor. That would be the best possibility to get the Stadler Form cleaner & descaler. All the best from Samuel @ Stadler Form.
Please , can you tell me how to remove calc form the disc?? Outside is clean but inside is horrible and it smells not so good 😔😔
Hi Anita, thank you for your question. You write about "discs", so I assume you mean one of our air washers. Which device do you have? Robert or George? If we know exactly which device you want to clean, we can give you specific tips. Best regards, Lea from @ Stadler Form
@@stadlerform yes ,it’s Robert…sorry I forgot to write 😅
@@anitakucinic6792 No problem, I just wanted to make sure I give you the right information. :-)
Robert has a cleaning mode. This mode also cleans the disc pack. You can find the cleaning video that explains how to do it here: ua-cam.com/video/2IdAS7AR0Vc/v-deo.html
If the cleaning mode is not sufficient, you can soak the disc pack in a mixture of water and commercially available cleaner and descaler. Follow the instructions on the cleaner for the mixing ratio and duration. After rinse with a shower head and, if necessary, clean the spaces between the panes with a brush. If this does not help, you can contact our customer service by e-mail at service@stadlerform.com.
I hope I have been able to help you with these tips.
Best regards, Lea from @ Stadler Form
@@stadlerform Thank you 😊, regular cleaning mode isn’t working for space between disc .. I will try the second method 😊
i use lime juice. vinegar works for me in steam cleaners even though i always use distilled water it still gets clogged.
Thank you for your insights! Have a great day. All the best from Samuel @ Stadler Form.
Why not full strength vinegar?
Hi @jimw9743, thank you for your question. In order to protect the plastic, we suggest to use half vinegar, half water. All the best. Lea from @ Stadler Form
If you have any middle eastern grocery stores in your area they all sell citric acid for a very cheap price.
Yeah, that's a good idea. All the best from Samuel @ Stadler Form.
AWESOME THANKS
Thank you for your awesome comment :-) All the best from Samuel @ Stadler Form.
Have you tried lemon juice? It's more acidic than vinegar, and it smells a lot nicer! And you can sometimes buy it as concentrate, which presumably would be even more acidic still!
Yes, it can work - but as you mention - it is more acidic - which means that probably you want to mix it with water to avoid damage to the unit. But totally agree - the smell of vinegar is not the best :-) Stay safe and healthy. Best regards from Samuel @ Stadler Form.
It can be any type of vinegar?
Hey Natalia, basically yes, I would suggest "white vinegar", but you can take what is handy for you or special cleaning vinegar if available. Always mix it with 50% water! Best regards from Samuel @ Stadler Form.
white vinegar only
If you use an Ecoflap vent cover to automatically open and close your floor vents your humidifier will use much less water and you'll get less white dust and not have to clean your humidifier as often. The Ecoflap also makes use of distilled water much more convenient and affordable - again since your humidifier will use less water with an Ecoflap. Distilled water should completely stop white dust and white mineral deposits from building up inside your humidifier.
Hey @Brian Smith, thank you for your message. We do not have experience with using the Ecoflap but might definitely help to keep the humidity in your room. Good tip! Thank you. Have a great day! Best regards from Samuel @ Stadler Form.
Any suggestions for removing the annoying music in this video?
@NoNameFame888 I'm sorry that you don't like the music. There's not much you can do at the moment. You can try to ignore it and concentrate on the cleaning tips. Have a good start to the new week anyway. Best regards, Lea from @ Stadler Form
Aaaahhh... Winegar... hmmm...
Ha ha - not my preferred solution to be honest, but it works :-) Stay safe and healthy. Best regards from Samuel @ Stadler Form.
Annoying song so had to exit video
@spacegirl881 I'm sorry you didn't like the song. If you have any questions about cleaning our appliances, please do not hesitate to contact us at service@stadlerform.com
Have a nice day. Best regards, Lea from @ Stadler Form
Cut the muzak!
Thank you Paul - learned a new word and will try to follow your advise :-) We are learning video by video :-) Have a great day. Best regards from Samuel @ Stadler Form.